Until Plebbit fixes how god awful slow it is, I won’t be interested in it. Lemmy is decentralized enough for me.

Congrats. You just burned down 4 trees in the rainforest for every article you had an LLM analyze.

LLMs can be incredibly useful, but everybody forgets how much of an environmental nightmare this shit is.

What the headline doesn’t say: It tested nearly double as slow as Windows 10’s File Explorer with this RAM usage increase.

Windows is getting worse. Not better.

Yes it’ll show up in the Flatpak category.

My understanding is that Steam has nearly or completely removed the old 32 bit dependencies recently.

I’m curious… What problems are you referring to?

XWayland is the compatibility layer in Wayland to run X11 applications within Wayland. I’ve never had an issue with it on any application that still used X11 and it’s pre-installed, so you don’t have to do anything, if you’re running Wayland.

Honestly for the best. X11 was great for what it was, but Wayland is the future. XWayland covers X11 apps that haven’t been ported yet.

Now I just wish Cinnamon would hurry up and move to fully default Wayland.

I don’t think they’re removing XWayland. Just the X11 session option. You can still run legacy X11 apps in XWayland AFAIK.

“Why don’t you like our copilot features?” -Microshit-

The fuck does this brain rot even mean?

I used to live in a Northern Wisconsin town almost entirely comprised of tourism and snow birds for an economy from May to September. Most were people from Chicago and Milwaukee that moved “a little too fast” for someone who lived in the area, so they were easy to spot.

Once school started up, the place was an absolute ghost town. All of downtown completely shut down except one bar. The hotels either shuttered during the winter or operated a single floor of rooms. The population would drop by ~80%.

I loved living in The Great Northwoods of WI, as it’s absolutely gorgeous up there half the year, but I don’t miss standing at the bus stop when it’s -40F wind chills or shovelling out my car to drive somewhere.

Stargazing was incredible in the winter, though.

As long as they are testing proton versions, this is fine. Proton is eventually going to “do Windows” better than Windows, at the rate it’s going.

Why would a USB accessory need PoE?

Zigbee 4 support lacking in it is disappointing.

I know speculation is fun, but until we know the price officially, all of this is moot. Wait until next year when they announce actual pricing and judge it then for its value.

I, personally, don’t think it’ll be a successful product if it isn’t less than $800. They don’t have to have it cost console prices, but it does need to be at least somewhat within spitting distance. If the price is the cost of an Xbox or Playstation plus, say…a year of their online service subscription, I think that could be marketable.

If it’s closer to a grand, it’ll be a flop like the first Steam Machines.

I don’t understand the obsession with presenting the terminal as “the best way”. There are literally app stores on every Linux distro for normies to use. Installing LibreOffice from Flatpak in Discover is literally “Search” and “Click Install”.

For those of us who love using the terminal…sure…but that’s not most people.

I’ve literally never heard of someone “asking for” Cortana outside of the C-suite at Microsoft.

I had a Gen Z person ask me how I got a “3D printer save button” when I had a floppy disk for some reason.

You can tell we’re all old as fuck Millennials, because nobody else would make this joke. Lol.

My Roborock is genuinely an important cleaning tool for keeping my messy house with three kids clean.